Conor Pass Mick destined to win Timber Boy Stayers Trophy - Div A
A keen look on the race card of Timber Boy Stayers Trophy - Div A makes it clear that the L. Tuffin trained black dog, Conor Pass Mick, is destined to finish first in tomorrow’s open race as almost all of his rivals are slack. Moreover, the two-year-old
veteran hound is carrying great momentum produced by his two epic triumphs of the last month.
The dashing dog delivered some impressive performances during the last couple of months. Thus, he will take it quite easy to run and win over 672 meters tomorrow for the sake of the prize money worth £200.
It will not be wrong to say that August 2012 was the most successful time in the talented dog’s career that began in October 2011. First, he emphatically won the Pineapple Lemon Standard Div C and then narrowly clinched the ace title of the Magners Gents
Standard Trophy. Both were convincing and impressive performances that boosted up his morale.
Prior to all this, the son of Just The Best out of Shes Some Woman had won the Betfred Mobile Lotts Standard Trophy Final, held at Nottingham on July 16. The maverick runner finished 3rd in his last start that was the Ladbrokes .com 630.
Thus, Conor Pass Mick has all the chances to thrive in the coming contest. The way is clear and the situation is favourable. It is up to him how better he uses his form.
Among the other five hounds, Carden Twilight is likely to do well. The legendary trainer M. Wallis’ black dog has been out of form since the last few weeks. His last triumph came on July 5 when he marvellously won The Brandon Stayers Trophy with the mammoth
margin of 7½ lengths.
The son of Droopys Scolari out of Twilight Fantasy struggled hard and stood second in his last outing. He will show some resistance against Conor Pass Mick, but he cannot be able to impede him.
By and large, the contest will give a lot of entertainment to the spectators. Today is crucial for Conor Pass Mick to prepare well. Good luck to him.
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